This invention relates to a
metal plate clamping and rotating device, belonging to the technical field of lifting,
assembly, and transfer facilities. The device includes a crossbeam supporting a bidirectional threaded screw and a splined shaft, and a
temporary storage platform located below the crossbeam. At least four threaded blocks, each forming a
helical pair, are spaced apart on the screw. These threaded blocks and the crossbeam form a horizontal moving pair and support a
drive wheel. The central hole of the
drive wheel passes through the splined shaft and surrounds a lifting strap that engages with it. Hooks are installed at both ends of the lifting strap to hook onto the upper lifting rings of the lifting lugs. The middle of the lifting lugs is hinged to the end of the lifting beam, and a hook at the lower part of the lifting lugs hooks onto one end of a clamping plate. Elastic limiting posts extending downwards are distributed at intervals along the length of the lifting beam. This invention achieves reliable overall clamping of large-sized lead plates, significantly reducing defects such as
lead plate deformation, scratches, and dents. It is adaptable to lead plates of different lengths, has a wide range of applications, and can meet the needs of different
lead plate assembly angles, providing convenience and speed.